High-end devices costing thousands of dollars have been increasingly developed in the last several years. In 2008, Vertu, the largest luxury phone maker, teamed up with French jewelry house Boucheron to create a gold phone, carved from a solid block, priced at $30,000.

Fashion houses such as Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani, Prada, and even Swiss watch maker Tag Heuer, have all released their own phones in an attempt to use their brand to add additional revenue streams.

In June, Gresso introduced a $3,500 version of the iPhone 4.

Luxor Las Vegas said it plans to sell an “Egypt-inspired” phone, made from 18-carat gold with black diamonds, costing $1 million.

The Las Vegas-based hotel and casino said its “Jackpot” phone, designed by luxury phone maker Gresso, is crafted from 6.3 ounces of pure gold, encrusted with 45.5-carats of black diamonds and features a back panel made of 200-year-old African Blackwood. In addition, each key is cut from a single hand-polished sapphire crystal.

Luxor said the Jackpot — and a cheaper version without diamonds, which cost $20,000 — is expected to go on sale in August. Luxury phones are really not for use, they’re just for admiring, even if I can afford (which is clearly a day dream), I just can’t imagine myself talking to my friends via a piece of gold and diamonds!

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What’s this, you ask? Another expensive cellphone that I’ll never be able to afford? Well yes, but in this case it’s actually quite desirable. Just looking at this sleek silver square makes my mouth water (matching Chanel tattoo not included). The phone is called the ‘Chanel Choco’, and is designed by Fred de Garihe. So far Chanel haven’t given the project their seal of approval, but when they see the pictures (and Hu-uuuge copyright infringement) they’ll probably start to take note (we do hope so actually).

The phone is designed to be a ‘dream of the future as well as fashion statement’. It’s not really that far fetched anymore, what worth the ludicrously priced Nokia Arte, and phones by Levi and Prada. The phone is designed to work by an optical fiber system. This would display images between the lass parts through 12 micro lighter fibers. It looks absolutely stunning, and I can only hope this concept actually goes into mainstream production as I’d definitely want one.

Yes, even if this do goes to production I still won’t be able to get one of my own, but there’s hope that this design will really go into mainstream production, and then we all can have one of this little gorgeous. Cheers!

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About a year ago, Renowned Swiss watchmaker Ulysse Nardin caught everyone’s attention with a teaser shot of the company’s hybrid smartphone called the Chairman. It was not just a teaser, as the photos and other details for the phone were then disclosed on the product site. As it was exclaimed, the Chairman smartphone was on display at the Baselworld 2009. The smartphone features a functioning mechanical watch rotor, which is also incorporated into its elegant design. The built-in battery is charged with the kinetic energy of the moving rotor. A complete expression of dedication, passion and excellence, the Chairman smartphone is hand-assembled to ensure that Ulysse Nardin’s firm commitment to quality and craftsmanship is maintained.

Other salient features include a 2.8-inch multi-touch screen, fingerprint reader for owner identification and phone lock, numeric keys with high quality tactile response, email and internet application, a 5-megapixel camera and Wi-Fi connectivity. Only a limited number of Chairman smartphones are produced each year.

As you can see from the photo above, this is really an elegant cellphone that can compete with a nice swiss mechanical watch, meanwhile it is also a great cellphone with pretty nice functions, love it!

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Ever since the Apple iPad was launched, we knew we would see its bejeweled variant sometime soon, and this is the first stunning one that comes out to our sight, the world’s first Diamond iPad from Goldstriker Amosu Mervis Diamond Importers, who we have earlier featured for their world’s first diamond dreidel. This precious version will feature a diamond studded frame featuring 11.43 carats of diamonds, hand-set in a micro-pave styling. The diamonds are graded G/H in color and VS2/SI1 in clarity. This diamond-studded iPad adorns a $19,999 price tag and is available in limited quantities. You will have to wait a little longer to get your hands on this iPad version, i.e. after June 1, but you can place your order online to reserve one for you now, so get ready to splurge.

Also, we would love know which one do you prefer?

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Like it or not, but there is still a wealthy strata of the society who craves bling like anything, and before you dare to call them tasteless, the list of celebrities who like to flaunt it out includes Stefano Gabbana, co-founders of Dolce and Gabbana, who reportedly buys gold-plated iPhones, rapper and producer Pharrell Williams, to name a few. So, after the diamond iPad from Mervis Diamond Importers, the next blinged iPad comes from CrystalRoc, studded with over 6000 individual Swarovski crystals. Their Swarovski version will go on sale sometime late April. This CrystalRoc’s crystallized iPad really fans the blinged gadgets craze further! And I’m just asking, which one Steve Jobs will prefer?

OK, this is it, stunning, shinning, perfect way to show your wealthy…

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Don’t worry if you didn’t got her a good Valentines Day present, you can still make it up to her! Amosu had introduced Pink Limited Edition handsets exclusively for your Valentines. Pretty fabulous Valentines Day, gifts I have to say. And I am really sorry for the delay, cause you know, Valentines Day has passed for a moth. But that doesn’t matter, for valentines, everyday is Valentines Day, you’ll never go wrong giving such beautiful phones! The price is high, the love is sweet!

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Peter Aloisson, the luxury accessories maker who earlier enthralled us with his $1.3 million Diamond Crypto Smartphone, and diamond-encrusted Motorola KRZR models has now designed one for rappers, hip-hop artists and WWF wrestlers (now, that ’s our way of criticizing this over-blinged Gold version). This Motorola V3i – Stainless Steel Gold is studded with 855 diamonds weighing a total of 3.8 carats. The Gold Motorola V3i sells for £5000 or approx. $10,000.

Well, we don’t want it to be smart, we don’t want it to be graceful, we don’t want it to be beautiful…we just want it to be ‘RICH’! Good Luck, you rich folks!

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Known for bringing cutting-edge technology into the cell phone segment, the Canadian-based luxury phone maker Mobiado keeps up the brilliant work as they introduce their Classic 712ZAF mobile phone. Mobiado keeps the exterior dazzling with the polished and anodized aluminum frame, while the glimmering sapphire crystals can also be seen. However, for those who look for more than good looks, Mobiado supports the Classic 712ZAF with a 2.2 QVGA display, 5 megapixel camera with flash, integrated GPS, web browser, email support and a native music player. Available in six different colors: black, black satin, silver, gray, blue and red, however, no word on pricing for now.

It is obvious that we can’t all own a luxurious cellphone, but somehow we can admire the beauty and wait for it to come to regular phones from other phone makers, which always come ture, except for those luxury diamonds or crystals. Anyway, I love the look of the phone, and the polished and anodized aluminum frame must feels good too!

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Well, Alexander Amosu has yet again set his heart on BlackBerry after a slew of BlackBerrys in precious metals including the Pearl Limited Diamond Edition, Tellor and the Pink BlackBerry Bold. The bling king who considers himself the Damien Hurst of his generation, now claims to have created the world’s most expensive diamond encrusted BlackBerry, crafted in solid 18 carat yellow gold and encrusted with 4,459 brilliant cut diamonds (weighing 28.43 carats). The handset is personalized with your name or company logo and comes with a 24-hour global concierge service. Only three diamond-encrusted BlackBerrys will ever be made, and of which one handset costing $200,366 has already been sold to a client in the Middle East.

Yeah, just another good example of what money can really buy you, the evidence of luxury lifestyle! Anyway, hopefully you’ll enjoy the picture, and go to sleep, we can all own one in dream…lol…..

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